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# Saving a snapshot

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When you save a snapshot, your avatar's position is used as the center of the group. This center is where the object bubble will appear when you place the snapshot in a Session. Specifically, the center will be in the middle of your avatar, 3 ft. (1 m) above its feet.
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LITE users can't save a snapshot.
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To save a snapshot, complete the following steps:

1. Open your menu or tablet, and then select **IFX** <img src="/files/eKoWCRilCmxJ44LshaV0" alt="" data-size="line">.
2. On the IFX page, select **Snapshots**.
3. On the files page, select ![](/files/CKl9AMbD7WzqAWXDStgT) in the upper-right corner of the page.
4. In the **Create IFX Snapshot** window, choose to save only your own IFX or to also include shared IFX, and then select **Confirm**. The ability to include shared IFX in a snapshot is turned off by default and must be enabled by a host. See [Setting permissions for all users](/engage/host-controls/controlling-permissions/setting-permissions-for-all-users.md).
5. In the **Filename** field, amend the file name if required, and then select **Save**.

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If you have chosen to share IFX that you added, they are not included if you choose to save only your own IFX in Step 4.
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